Activities at camp

Grayton Beach had tons of stuff to do around the campground which was really neat. Because it was at the beach, you had that aspect of course. We found shells, crab, fish, and built sandcastles. The water was so clear and the weather was perfect. At the campsite, the kids rode their bikes everywhere. Emily does great on her bike now and loved being a little independent. Because the bathroom was literally right behind our campsite, she would go by herself and there were pig trails all over in between and behind the campsite so they got to explore but stay close. They climbed trees and played in the dirt. John took his bike so he and I took turns riding around as well. The kids also enjoyed helping with campsite duties like sweeping, dish washing, and cooking. Molly hung out in the mega saucer, backpack, or stroller and did tummy time in the camper or her pack and play in the camper. We used the backpack for the first time with her there and she really liked it! One of the greatest things we did was to play some board games with the kids at night in the camper once Molly was asleep. We played Zingo and the old game Pictionary which was over the kids' head but so fun to play with them. They loved it because it was like nothing they have played before. John and John Daniel were on a team and Emily and I were a team. It was so hilarious watching them draw what their card said. Emily would put hair and a bow on her stick people forgetting it was a timed game and John Daniel's pictures were so cute. He was suppose to be drawing a crocodile for John to guess and he was concentrating so hard. All of the sudden he says looking at his own drawing, "that doesn't look like a crocodile, it looks like a bunny, a mad bunny!" It was so funny, we were all laughing so hard..guess you had to be there!